

In a Mexican town where his family had forbidden music for generations, Miguel hid his guitar and dreamed of becoming a player — until the night of the Day of the Dead led him into the world of the spirits.
There he searched for his great-great-grandfather to be given permission to play, and walked with Héctor among memories that had been forgotten. And when he learned the truth, he understood that a song does not live in fame, but in whoever keeps remembering it.


















